Gried Before You Were Hurt Is Bryans Answer To Mexico
Tension over the Mexican situation marked the Washington scene as officials discussed Manuel Garza Adalpe’s note for recognition of Huerta by John Lind. Bryan said the statement stemmed from misrepresentations and Lind’s mission is within the president’s rights. De La Barra expressed faith in Wilson and Huerta to avoid war, noting Mexican opposition to foreign intervention.
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Bryan
Mexico
Washington
Wilson
Brown
Manual Garza Adalpe
Huerta
John Lind
Wilwin
Mexico City
Nelson O' Shaughnessy
Gov. Lind
Lind
Vera Crug
Daniels
Navy Department
New Hampshire
Galveston
Vera Cruz
Mr. Sind
Mr.Lind
Mexican ex-official warns of U S intervention risks
Francisco de La Barra former provisional president of Mexico and former Mexican ambassador in Washington arrived in New York from Mexico. He said U S intervention is a remote possibility but if it occurs the consequences would be grave. He will sail for Paris shortly after arrival.
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France
Lam
Senor de la Barra
Mexico
Interevention
Wilson
Huerta
New York
Carlos Pereyra
Belgium
Senor Cante
United States
Francisco de la Barri
Washington
Paris
Drought Cuts Nation's Corn Crop in New August Report
Government crop report shows 2,072,000,000 bushels of corn forecast, 452,000,000 fewer than last year. Conditions in Kanfon, Oklahoma, and Nebraska weaken, while winter wheat harvest reaches a record 611,600,000 bushels and total wheat output climbs to 744,000,000 bushels.
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Washington
Kanfon
Oklahoma
Nebraska
United States
Coupon for Cheyenne Children Free Ice Cream Drive
Local promotion offers a cutout coupon from this paper redeemable at Fred Roedel's pharmacy. Children may claim a free ice cream cone or a nickel drink and adults can use the coupon for a five cent value toward the Hospital Aid Society donation.
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Cheyenne
Fred Roedel
Roedel
Hospital Aid Society
Gunboat Smith Defeats Flynn in Fifth Round Stop
In Madison Square Garden New York California's Gunboat Smith defeated Pueblo fireman Jim Flynn in the fifth round of a ten round bout. Smith knocked Flynn down four times in the fifth round and the referee stopped the fight to prevent a knockout.
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New York
Gunboat Smith
California
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Maiiison Square Garden
Smith
Flynn
Tariff fight delays as Senate minority blocks amendments
Washington reports the Democratic tariff bill progress stalls as Republican minority curbs amendments. Only four schedules approved including chemical earthenware metal and lumber. pending are ten more, notably wool sugar and agricultural. Senator Johnston's death tightens the majority, hindering adjournment hopes.
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Washington
Sena
Finance Committee
Senate
Johnston
Alabama
Elven Pee
Republi
Reopew
Benatory Johnston
Pastures Burned As Kansas Faces Severe Heat Wave
Kansas and nearby states baked under a record heat wave with many August highs. Clay Center hit 110 while Junction City Salina and Manhattan reached 100 plus, with 107s in Concordia and Great Bend. Dust storms and hot winds spread as farmers cut late corn for fodder and state officials urged conservation of feed. Governors Hodges and E C D Coburn urged farmers to stay steady.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Andlahoma
Clay Center
Junction City
Salina
Manhattan
Concordia
Great Bend
State Board of Agriculture
Hodges
E. C D. Coburn
Fire kills two children in Kentucky. mother harmed
In Barbersville near Camp Ground Kentucky a house owned by Dr. Chas Stark burned today. Two children died in the blaze and their mother, attempting to rescue them, was likely fatally burned. Dr Stark and three other children escaped by leaping from a second story window.
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Barbersville
Camp Ground
Chas
Stark
Dr. Stark
Bankers See Mixed Effects If Reform Bill Passes
Delegates from six Northwestern states including Minnesota, Wisconsin, North and South Dakota, Iowa, and Montana argued in Minneapolis that the Owens-itnas currency bill would not injure bankers but would hinder merchants and farmers. They cited six features the bill allegedly contains as good and powerful while warning several provisions are harmful and require thorough review before Congress acts.
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Minnuwapolis
Congress
Manugeyturera
Farnte
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Montana
Ramifications in Inquiry Into Manufacturers Subject
Washington reports say two congressional investigations into manufacturers and allied groups will resume Monday with expected testimony. James A. Emery, counsel for the association, remains on the stand as Martin M. Mulhall is slated for the House hearing.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Committee
James A. Emery
Martin M. Mulhall
House Committee
Mulhall
Senate
Manufacturers Association
Apeotist Claims Superiority Over Readers
A wry observation notes a man who believes himself superior to others while humorously contrasting with mosquitoes plagued by chronic insomnia, creating a satirical bite of prose.
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Apeotist
You&re
Sunday Riot Becomes Regular London Feature
London reports a recurring Sunday suffragette riot as guards are posted at St James Palace and near Downing Street. Sylvia Tankhurst pledges to lead the next protest, while Emmeline Pankhurst resists urging crowds to march to Downing Street and issues a counter call for freedom.
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London
St. James Palace
Sylvia Tankhurst
Downing Street
Asquith
Free Speech Defense Committee
Miss Pankhurst
Trafalgar Square
East End
Sylvia Pankhurst
Calero Seen as Future Leader by Wilson Backers
A garbled text notes Manuel Calero as a key figure in Mexico's future, with mentions of Ambassador Wilson and press agents. The passage hints at backing from Wilson advisers and possible indications of Calero’s candidacy, though details are unclear.
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Wilson
Mexico
Manuel Calero
Democratic campaign committee named to run 1914 races
The executive committee for native campaign work of the national Democratic congressional committee was named by Chairman Tropreventative Doermus. Members include Senator James, Senator Gore, Representative Scully New Jersey, Representative KL Taylor Colorado, and Representative Vorentuse as ex officio chair. The panel will cooperate with the Democratic national committee to organize the congressional and senatorial campaigns next year.
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Washington, Ang
National Democratic Congressional Committee
Toda
Doermus
Ichtenn
Benator James
Benator Gore
Scully
New Jersey
KL T Taylor
Colorado
Vorentuse
Democratic National Oconmimiie
Republican Congressional Committee
A. P. Gardner
Massachusetts
Gardner
Witter
Roosevelt
Steerage Passengers Fight Bloody Battles
On the Panonia's voyage from Trieste to New York clashes aboard involved ex volunteers from Greece Serbia Hungary and Turkey. Several combatants were stabbed and sent to the sick bed. Captain Capper ordered disarming but fighting continued as nationalities were separated into groups.
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New York
Cunard
Panonia
Trieste
Capper
Aissie
Currency Debate Gathers 27 Lawmakers In Washington
In Washington a gathering of 27 lawmakers discussed stabilizing the currency as $50,000,000 in federal funds may be deposited in national banks of the West and South. The plan aims to prevent a money crisis and ensure public treaty obligations across the agricultural belts.
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Washington
Roca
Japs Aid Mexicans Amid Rail Repair Patrol
A force of Japanese soldiers aided Mexican forces at Elaso, August 4, assisting in repairing track and telegraph lines after a July battle near Kate Chora. The Japanese, aligned with Mexican federals, wore belt-pattern clothing and rode with Selavar troops, but their regiment could not be identified.
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Elaso
Tres Folushr
Frescieeo Castro
Juarez
Tier Méjivan National
Iragular
Selavar
Salavar
Mexico
Postmaster General Stirs Over Rail Mail Pact
Washington Aug 2 The Postmaster General and President face a dispute with the Clover Leaf route over compensation for mail transportation. A prolonged showdown risks halting or delaying service amid labor and political tensions affecting the rail lines in a climate of nationwide post office policy conflict.
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Washington
St Tetone
Lowls and Western Railroad
Ferdon
Post Office Department
Senator Johnston of Alabama Dies in Washington
Death of United States Senator Joseph F. Johnston of Alabama from pneumonia creates a senate vacancy. Governor O Neal plans a special election to fill the seat, with possible legislative action and a call for an extra session if needed. Attorney General McReynolds advised the governor's right to order a special election.
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Washington
United States
Johnston
Alabama
Senate
Democrats
O'Neall
McReynolds
Senator Johnston
Montgomerty, Ag
Iate
Joseph F. Johnston
O'Neal
United States Senate
John Bion
Breckenridge Killed by Own Car in Des Moines
Breckenridge, an Omaha attorney and member of the executive committee for the American Bar Association, was fatally struck when the car he started rolled in gear. His wife was in the automobile and managed to stop the vehicle after it ran him down. The incident occurred in Des Moines.
Aviator wins long distance race with train from New York
A famed aviator from Washington completed a non stop flight using a train link to reach Port Myer after a forced landing near Gaithersburg. He claimed new marks for non stop flying between two points and estimated total miles flown around 560, saying the route extended from field to field with the combined train flight.
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Washington
Aue
Marvin Weowl
New York
Port Myer
Gaithersburg
Mary Lemilion
Wood
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